Posted on 12/23/2020 6:56:39 AM PST by mac_truck
The parent company of Lean Cuisine is recalling approximately 92,206 pounds of its baked chicken meal products that may be contaminated with extraneous materials, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Saturday.
Nestlé Prepared Foods, a Springville, Utah establishment, said the meals might be contaminated with pieces of white hard plastic.
The meals — 8⅝-oz. (244g) carton trays of “Lean Cuisine Baked Chicken, white meat chicken with stuffing, red skin mashed potatoes and gravy” with a lot code of 0246595911 and “Best Before” date of October 2021 — were produced and packaged on Sept. 2.
They have an establishment number “EST. P-9018” on the side of the case near the lot number and were shipped to retailers and distributors nationwide.
The problem was discovered Friday by the firm after receiving five consumer complaints involving hard white plastic found in the product. The company says it believes the mashed potatoes used in the production had pieces of a plastic conveyor belt that broke during production.
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If you get food poisoning then you will lose a lot of weight.
Lean Cuisine guaranteed weight loss.
That’s a lot of goo!
SERIOUSLY, FOLKS???
IT WENT OVER EVERYONE’S HEADS???
I even put a winkie to tell everyone I was joking!
It’s LEAN CUISINE!!! The joke is that each package contains a fraction of an ounce of real meat!
Real chicken?
i meant i’ve prolly never eaten anything lean in my life...
well, maybe a couple 8^)
I’m a Numbers kinda Guy, 18 years selling Auto Parts and 12 years in Water Treatment (lots of Calculations every day/night/hour) and also a Retired Chef on the food part. So basically I was just exercising My Brain before going back to napping.
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